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To this day there's no cure for any specific Fetal Alcohol Syndrome deformities or effect. Some of the children or full grown adults that suffer ARND effects from Fetus Alcohol Syndrome, go to therapy fro many behavioral defects. Some of the many behavioral defects are learning disabilities, memory loss, or speech impediments. For all these non physical Fetal Alcohol Syndrome effects, lots of therapy, support groups, and programs are available even though the effect would only be minimize or reduced. For the ARND defects of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome theirs absolutely no actual drug or medication that will completely or even partially take away the defects that the individual was born with. Many of the people that were born with both ARND and ARBD take minor medication to lessen the pain that some of these complications may bring. For women who are alcoholic and they become pregnant the chance of their baby being diagnose with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome at birth is 50 times larger. There's many corporations who help women who are alcoholic and pregnant to prevent this terrible disease and of course support group are very common in almost all local areas.

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- It's estimated that for every 1,000 babies born in the United States of America from 0.2 to 1.5 babies are born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
- It's estimated that for every 1,000 children from 7 to 9 years old, 0.3 of them are diagnose with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
-The United States of America actually have a low level of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome babies compared to western Europe. In Western Europe about 2 to 5 percent of school children are diagnosed with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
-To treat the many complications and deformities that Fetal Alcohol Syndrome come with, it's estimated that the cost in the lifetime of a person with this syndrome is 2 million dollars.
-It's estimated that about 5% of pregnant women binge drink right before being pregnant, while pregnant, or immediately after giving birth.
-Around 80,000 children a year are estimated to not be diagnose by Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, even though they have it.
-The cost of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome in the United States of America is estimated to be around 6 billion dollars a year.
- 1 in 7 pregnant women consume at least one drink of alcohol during their whole pregnancy.

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The effects of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, either ARND or ARBD are most of the time irreversible and lifelong from the moment the complication is developed. Some of the effects of ARBD may be lessen, because they are behavioral issues.

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there are tow types of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome that a baby may suffer throughout his/her life. Theses two types are ARND and ARBD. ARB is more noticeable than ARND, because ARBD is physical deformities. Most of the physical deformities that come with ARBD affect the skeletal or organ system. some of the effects can be complications with the heart, complications with the kidneys, complications with the bones, and complications with the auditory system. Some problem ARBD can cause the skeletal system are dented head, flat cheeks, and small eye sockets.

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If the new born baby is born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome the baby may have ARND. ARND is a type of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome mental and beharivol defects that the new born baby may have. some of these defects may be learning disabilities, poor memory, poor attention, or poor impluse control. ARND is not very noticeable at the baby's young age, but as time progresse ARND is more noticeable.

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The risk of a baby in the womb being born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, because the mom consume alcohol, is not entirely known but by statistics it seems the more and the more frequent alcohol is consume the greater the risk.

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Doctors at the moment don't know what's a safe amount of alcohol that a pregnant women can consume without the baby being diagnose with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. The recomendation by most doctors to absolutely not consume any type of alcohol while pregnant and even while trying to get pregnant.

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Unlike most of the baby deformities and complications, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is 100% preventable.

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Every day from 5,000 to 12,000 babies are born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, and is considered one of the most common baby complications in the world.

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Fetal alcohol syndrome is a congenital syndrome cause by excessive consumption of alcohol. Some of the physical features associated with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome are small eyes, short nose, flat cheeks, and thin lips. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is more recognizeable by mental retardation and physical deformaties especially in the skull or brain. There's not a real pattern to indicate if this syndrome is declining or increasing as the amount of babies born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome are very inconsistent every year.